It's Summer

Aloha ❤
   Summer is a great season for outdoor activity, and of course, CAMPING!
   I joined Scout since I was 10 (if not mistaken), and I still have my Cub Scout uniform with me. But I quit half way (accidentally) and joined Girl Guide from age 13 till 18, and I held the position of Coy Leader for 3 years. While I step on to 18, a scouter invited me to join Rover Scout, I accepted, till now, I hold my promise to be a great scouter, with my own crazy way and style, definitely.
   While I was a child, I do not like outdoor activity, but scouting pulling me with it special and mystery power. Since then I can't stop thinking about it, I starting to love marching, camping and run or direct events. Even take part as a camper, I would love too. I just love to spend time with others, share their smile and laughter, learning what we can't from classes. Scouting makes me feel special.

   I just came back from a camp, I'm so excited to show you our happiness and craziness. I can't wait to share with you.
   STAY TUNE ❤❤❤

   Took this photo at the train station before on board. I look more like a traveler than a camper. Even my crew leader thought I'm a traveler form no where.

   First day in camp, the troop leader is busy gathering the girls and direct them what to do next.

   Breaking the ice with my girls. You know what? I had already knew them much more earlier before this camp. So, we are not necessary to break the ice, we chit chatting and exchanging experiences.

Helping my girls to build their tent, they did very well. Applause please!

We are such a happy patrol.

The ex-troop leader giving hands to set up their kitchen. She is one of the toughest girl I met.

   With my girls. The first girl from the right is my patrol leader, and she's the recent troop leader for this troop.

May I introduce you, the STAFFs.

A little meeting before the event start, slash, open ceremony.

Say HI to all the campers.

With my cute little girl, again.

UNIFORM!!! 

My girls busy preparing their lunch

YEAY! Lunch of the day!

Scouter couching and sharing his cooking skills.

Poster Drawing. She is so talented!

Me and my girls, AGAIN!

We are such a happy team!

   I think I fell in love with this girl. She is so talented and so brave. And she volunteer herself to take this challenge. I'm so proud of her.

My girls having a first aid training. Actually it's one of the station games.

   While my girls are busy taking their challenge, we busy playing with the metal rocking horse.

Pssssst, come nearer, I have a secret to tell you.

My butt my is stuck, and I'm hiding it with my big smile.

My girls busy preparing their dinner.

Our campfire rack!!!!

Rocking the night!

Two happy Rovers light up the night!

Time to bed! You know what? I bring along my blanket!!

   Scouters coaching my girls the correct way of  using an ax and wood cutting knife.

Another challenge for the girls on second day!

   I am so proud with my girls. They pay a lot of hard work, keep on going!

End of the camp. Snip Snap again!

They are so cute! I'm glad to know you!

   The scouter (the guy at the right), is the very first scouter I met in Taiwan, he invited me to join his troop, thank you so much for giving me chances to continue scouting,  in Taiwan.

Me and girls before dismiss.

   Finally I get to hug them. As my girls are more senior than others, they normally run the event separately, and I got no change to be close with MengFang (left) and Kitty (right).

   He is such a cute scouter I ever met, haha! He looks serious, but actually nice to talk with and he is willing to share his experiences. But I think I scared him, haha, I'm such an energetic girl, I run, scream, I do a lot of weird things and I laugh so damn loud. He was shock at first, but I think he get use to it at the end, hahaha!

   A wonderful camp for a wonderful summer. Because of you guys, my summer is enlighten, and giving me a chance to know the culture of scouting in Taiwan. Both young and old (opppps) taught me a lot, I'm so glad to have you with me. It's a blessing.

Loves,